The white-haired titi[1] is a species of titi (also called White-coated Titi), a type of New World Monkey native to South America.
- The white-haired tamarin’s body and tail are covered in soft, silky whitish pelage with black spots.
- Their small, round ears barely protrude from the dense fur on each side of their head.
- These South American primates’ faces are hairless and small, with hazel-brown eyes, thin lips, and flat noses.
- The air sac in these Chacoan Titi monkeys’ larynx allows these primates to produce deafening calls.
- Interestingly, their feet and hands have opposable toes and thumbs.
